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But Dr. Peggy Hinckley hopes to be more than just a placeholder for the next occupant of the central office.
A judge this week decided the state should have looked at this year’s enrollment, rather than last's, when distributing funding to the schools
Indianapolis school bus drivers called in sick because they were frustrated over changes to employment benefits, according to Durham School Services.
Indianapolis Public Schools officials will appeal a State Board of Education decision the district says erroneously awards too much money to takeover schools.
The state says IPS has created a series of obstacles, from not turning over student records to removing computer monitors and food-service equipment.
The bill would also restore single-class basketball in Indiana.
Bennett wants the failure window shrunk from six years to four.
Six Indianapolis public schools will learn their fate later this month.
The two Indiana school systems still in danger of having schools seized by the state say less drastic action is called for.
There will be no waivers given to any school districts for days they had to cancel this week due to the blizzard and ice storm.
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